Gather Trouble Drafted By Mike Shade Accessible In Document

who knows Max call him Trouble: he always makes trouble and who dare to join him obtain only trouble,

One night, after the usual bar's fight, he knows Wil, the new deputy, Wil is a plain guy, lean and simple, who immediately feels good of this "short" cowboy, For him Max is not trouble at all: he is open and friendly and Wil wants so bad someone to love,

First impression you have is that Wil is the stronger character, but he hides his pain under a nice facade: he has had a not simple childhood and now his loves life is made of one night stands that cannot fulfill his needs of love.


Max has nothing worth in his life, but when he meets Wil, he knows he has found someone special and he will do everything to build a better life for him and his new lover.
So, after all, the stroger character is Max, who cares and protects Wil from the bitterness of the world outside their love's cocoon.


In this book you will find a lot of sex, but also two beautiful characters with their fears and trouble, but also with so much love to share.


sitelink livejournal. com/ Wil is the new sherriff's deputy in town, a job he likes, especially when he meets Max on a routine call.
He thinks Max is unbelievably sexy and wants to get to know him better, A lot better. Max is pretty much trouble with a capital T, He has trouble keeping jobs, gets into fights in bars, and does all sorts of other things a law abiding man might not approve of.
He can hardly believe his luck when he and Wil hook up, sure he'll screw up their relationship like he does everthing else.
Can these two survive all the trouble that finds them and make a life together When I got the book I was thinking, “Hmm, an opposites attract tale.
This should be good. ” I was thinking there was going to be a good story, character development, nice love scenes and them eventually overcoming social prejudices from living in a small town.


No such luck, unfortunately, What I got was an overabundance of sex scenes strung together by occasional events, It was like sexscenesexscenesexsceneoh, by the way, this happenedsexscenesexscenesexscene, The sex scenes go on for pages, both men instantly hard again after just having an orgasm, ready for another round, Each sex scene was painstakingly drawn out to the point where I found myself skipping over them until some semblance of plot appeared, which it didnt until around pageout or.
And the events that happenwell, just happen, The events seem to be just a precursor or reason for the two heroes to get it on afterwards, If something happens, you could be sure needed sex was soon to follow,

There was very little, practically zero, character development, In the blurb it says that Max was “trouble” which was said liketimes in this piece, Okay, possible over exaggeration, but believe me, its a lot, but was never given a glimpse as to why or how he became that way, The reader just had to take the word of the townspeople, To them, Max was a bad seed because he drank and got into fights none of which were started by him, Max is generally disliked by the townspeople so much so that even when attacked or defending himself in a fight with bigots, he would mostly likely be the one to be arrested.
Other than a few jerks, people seem to accept the fact that hes gay and dating Wil, so that cant be the entire reason why hes deemed to be trouble his background is never gone into, so the reader or me will never know.
Mentioned between sex scenes, we find that Max is an artist who occasionally gets work making stained glass windows for patronsthats basically it.


Wil is the deputy sheriff, new to town at the beginning of the story and working the night shift, Thats pretty much all you know about him, You do get a glimpse into his past when he describes a childhood trauma he had regarding his pet dog and that one of his first anal play encounters hurt a lot, which explains the firstpages.


Trouble is basically on of those “Meet, Fuck, Instantly fall in love” stories where the characters are saying the Lword mere days after meeting.
There was no “getting to know you” period or at least none that was written or not about what the characters like during sex, so I was left scratching my head as to how they went from screwing, to falling in love, to moving in together.
Huh . max and wil were a cute couple, Lots of "I love you", It was basically an instalove story, Not much plot but the romantic in me rooted for them,
Gather Trouble Drafted By Mike Shade Accessible In Document
I almost stopped reading this aboutpages in, I should have. There was very little plot, The dialogue was mostly incoherent, Everything in the beginning happened WAY too fast and then it was more of the same throughout the entire book, There was A LOT of sex, which I understand because of the type of book it was, But it was BAD sex, I found myself skimming over parts of the book because it was so bad, I kept hoping it would get better but it didn't, Mostly a sex fest. Little plot. An entertaining read, with more story than I expected and the MC's are both much more likeable than I thought the blurb made them out to be.
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